Botox Sphynx Cat Breeder

03/06/2026

I absolutely LOVE when a litter looks like a printer cartridge running out of ink 😂😍

25/05/2026

He didn't sign up for this when he married me

24/05/2026

21/05/2026

I think we can do more with HCM. I KNOW we can and I am looking at some really cool new avenues and research on things we can be doing different. If it's not the gene, there are other things to look at and try. I'm just super hyped up with what's next! Let's help these nekkked babies! We can do more. If this is the ONLY thing I do with the rest of my life, it will be enough for me.

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18/05/2026

Ughhhhhhhhtheyresoooooocuuuuuute

17/05/2026

Snaps for the Reserve today 👏👏👏👏

17/05/2026

New girls learning to show 😍

14/05/2026

HCM= Official breeder statement. I breed cats with the only aim of breeding them healthier. The average lifespan of a Sphynx is 7 years. That's devestating as they're, as you know, the best animal on the planet. (a Dugong close second)
1 in 7 cats get HCM in their lifetime and sphynx are 1 in 5.
My understanding of a genetic link ALSM1 gene, has come from NC vet cardiac research university. Their studies say a homozygous gene gives a Sphynx a 60% likely hood of getting HCM. So a few of us breeders, have spent years and years and tens of thousands of dollars breeding it out. I have bought and tested and Desexed probably 50 otherwise perfect cats. I have Desexed my favorite cat in the world because of the gene, who was otherwise perfection.
A new study out of New Zealand, has sadly found a 0% link between HCM and ALSM1.
S**T.
Now. I am not a scientist but I am technically an expert through experience. +15 years makes one so. Neither study takes 50/100 sphynx only cats with HCM and tests their ALSM1 status. So I see them both as flawed. They may not be tho.

Ecocardigrams = I echo my cats as needed. Of course I do this. The issue with an echo, is that the average age to develop HCM is much older than the retirement age of a cat. I retire my boys very young also. This also does not help in the overall HCM issue.

What the hell do we do.

I myself have a double marker to develop HCM in my lifetime. I will most likely die of heart disease. What SHOULD I do? Eat the most nutritious, best quality food I can afford, and exercise. Do I do those things? Absolutely not. Is this the same advice for a sphynx? Definitely!

I am going to continue an HCM approach leaning towards caution. I will not breed a homozygous cat to anyone, ever. Moving forward I may not desex on alsm1 alone, as, the Gene pool for Sphynx cats in Australia is small.
I will continue to echo as needed, always.
I will always continue my HCM guarantee. It's not a guarantee that your kitten will never develop HCM, that's impossible, but I will replace your kitten for free if it does before age 3. Not because I could have stopped it, but because again, I don't breed for money, I breed for love... (there's no money when you do this right haha)

I can give you honesty and the oath that I'm doing the best I possibly can and just want you to have the joy I have in Sphynx cats.
Love, Laura.

13/05/2026

WAITLISTERS= I have just sent out some DNA tests on these kittens so will contact soon with those available in about 2 weeks

10/05/2026

Vincenzo, staying with meeee